143LikesAwesomatix EP Touring Car (A700 Shaft Drive)
12-09-2013, 10:09 AM
#4966
Hi , we have 2 Screws by our damper.
One is the SRS (Spring Rate Screw) which you can change the spring rate setting.
The second screw beside is the RHS (Ride High Screw)! It is the screw which look more out....
Turn in the RHS to increase spring preload (car go higher)
Turn out the RHS to decrease spring preload (car go lower)
Hope this help you!
P.S. Here a screenshot from the manual
Best Regards
Max
One is the SRS (Spring Rate Screw) which you can change the spring rate setting.
The second screw beside is the RHS (Ride High Screw)! It is the screw which look more out....
Turn in the RHS to increase spring preload (car go higher)
Turn out the RHS to decrease spring preload (car go lower)
Hope this help you!
P.S. Here a screenshot from the manual
Best Regards
Max
12-09-2013, 10:59 AM
#4967
where on the website is there a place where i can order the "conversion" for my car... what all will i need to make it the new evo car?
12-09-2013, 12:18 PM
#4968
so im probably not the first one to comment on this, but Oleg, what are your thoughts on ball cups with holes in the top like the Xray? it seems like we are constantly adjusting roll centers and such and it would be way easier to be able to screw out the ball end with a hex than having to pop off the cup each time i want to adjust it 1/2 a mm. I guess i could just buy the xray ball ends and cups, but I am sure you guys have a reason for the choice you made... would appreciate any thoughts. thanks so much.
-Mike
12-09-2013, 12:39 PM
#4969
Thanks a million Oleg, couldn't have wished for a better reply!.
Looks like the A700 DJ will fit, actually a DJ CVD which is a bit shorter compared to the one I posted.
The new A700 Evo looks awesome btw.
Will be hard to resist from buying one, and I don't even like running 1/10 EP!
Looks like the A700 DJ will fit, actually a DJ CVD which is a bit shorter compared to the one I posted.
The new A700 Evo looks awesome btw.
Will be hard to resist from buying one, and I don't even like running 1/10 EP!
12-09-2013, 12:46 PM
#4970
well, grip goat... thats why they pay you the big bucks!! thanks for the advice 
i feel like a dummy not to think of that
i feel like a dummy not to think of that
12-09-2013, 12:59 PM
#4971
Tech Fanatic
so im probably not the first one to comment on this, but Oleg, what are your thoughts on ball cups with holes in the top like the Xray? it seems like we are constantly adjusting roll centers and such and it would be way easier to be able to screw out the ball end with a hex than having to pop off the cup each time i want to adjust it 1/2 a mm.....
Now we are preparing our own mold for such ball cups.
Right now you can follow to Mike's recommendation and use a body reamer or 2,5-3mm drill bit for holes in our current ball cups.
"Evo conversion kit" - this is FFG set in fact and all our distributors will have this set soon.
http://shop.awesomatix.com/index.php?productID=946
12-09-2013, 01:01 PM
#4972
The only issue with this is you can't unscrew the ball without taking off the cup. Being able to tighten or unscrew them is very handy because things can get loose over time and also when adding/removing shims.
On another note: The evo kit isn't out yet so but I am sure when it is there will be a conversion kit on awesomatixusa.com.
On another note: The evo kit isn't out yet so but I am sure when it is there will be a conversion kit on awesomatixusa.com.
12-09-2013, 05:04 PM
#4974
The only issue with this is you can't unscrew the ball without taking off the cup. Being able to tighten or unscrew them is very handy because things can get loose over time and also when adding/removing shims.
On another note: The evo kit isn't out yet so but I am sure when it is there will be a conversion kit on awesomatixusa.com.
On another note: The evo kit isn't out yet so but I am sure when it is there will be a conversion kit on awesomatixusa.com.
FFG Conversion -- http://shop.awesomatixusa.com/ffg-pr...ment-list.html
or
Evo Kit -- http://shop.awesomatixusa.com/a700-e...ment-list.html
12-09-2013, 05:47 PM
#4975
$900 USD 
12-10-2013, 08:07 AM
#4979
Last edited by Travis S; 12-10-2013 at 09:32 AM.
